Cuphead (Scratch Game)

Cuphead is a fanmade Scratch version of the hit video game, Cuphead.

Cuphead features one player taking control of the animated character Thomas to fight through many levels that culminate in bossfights as repaying their debt to The Demon Bat.

Plot
'''On the fictional Inkwell Isles, Thomas is a fun-loving kid who lives under the watchful eye of Phillip. Against the elder's warnings, the brother enter the Demon Bat's Casino and begin playing craps. When they win the first round, the Demon bat himself offers to raise the stakes. If Thomas can win one more roll, he will receive all the loot in the casino; if not, the Demon Bat will take their souls. In sheer coincidence, Thomas loses by rolling snake eyes, and he begged for mercy. The Demon bat makes a deal with them: collect the soul contracts that signify his ownership of the souls of his runaway debtors by midnight the next day, and he might let them keep theirs. They visit Phillip, who gives him a potion that allows him to shoot bullets from his fingers to aid in his quest, but also warns him the debtors may change their phases to different things in attempt to stop them.'''

'''The brother travels around the Inkwell Isles, fighting the residents who have lost their souls to the Demon bat in order to obtain their contracts. On entering the second island, Phillip informs him about "doing the right thing" when they come up against the Deon bat again. Once they have the contracts, they return to the Demon bat's Casino, but its manager King Dice blocks his way. He has lost a bet with the Demon bat, presumably over Thomas would be able to complete his task, and forces them to fight his own henchmen before bringing them to the Devil. After the brother defeats King Dice, the Demon bat demands that he hands over the contracts so he can join his team and be replacement henchmen of King Dice. Next is what depends on the choice of the player. If the player decides to hand the contracts to the Demon Bat, he turns Thomas into his a demonic lackey and the game ends. If the player doesn't, the Demon Bat becomes furious at the brother's refusal to honor his deal and fights him himself. Thomas triumphed over him, burned the contracts, and raced home. Learning that he no longer has anything to fear from the Demon bat, until the next time.'''